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... with war stores. She will call at Portsmouth to embark nine officers and 450 men ordered to reinforce the 1st Battalion Royal IHighlauders, the 1st 1 Battalion Shrop)shire Light Infantry, and the 1st Battalion Berkshire Regiment at the seat of war. The ...
... to say that wvhile Italy feels outrag;ed by the proceedinlgs cr: France, Spain is profoundly irritated. The Atrab tribes in Africa seem to hve moved by a commnon alarm; and Franlce has thus provided herself with foes ani- mlated by ab comnbinattou of relirgious ...
... whbat the Trausevaal people will do, but I hope a peaceful settlememit will soon be madc, for a war between any por- tions of time white people of South Africa is a thing too dreadful to be contemplated. ?? TELmi(illY.u] CAiPETOWS, JAN. 25 (via PlYmout1h) ...
... Zuluhand. The famine has been exaggerated. The War Office has supplied the Press Asso- ciation with the following despatehes:- Frona Assistant-Adjntant-Generml, Pietermaritzbuirg, to Secretary of State for War. Pietermaritzburg, ?? 1, 1-10 p.m. Officer ...
... l- while tbat night. Colonel MICalmont had come it there to give them a history of some of his own d experiences an the late war in the Soudan, and r. he was sure they would all give him an attentive n hearing. (Applause.) o Colonel T4CALMON, who was very ...
... ITHE RETURN FROM THE WAR. MARCII OF THE GUARDS THROUGH LONDON. LONDmox, SATUlnDrY.-The Monarch Line steam ship Assyrian Monarch, Captain Harrison, with a squadron of the 1st Life Guards, and one officer and 18 men of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), ar- ...
... undertaken in Africa had been caused by a want of appreciation of the meaning of the re- sponsibilities incurred. With regard to Egypt, that which had been done by the late Government might be a very good thing in itself, but it might lead to wars andi humiliation ...
... undecided. The Boers express their confidence that, in the event of hostilities being recommenced, the war will extend over the whole of South Africa, as they affirm that the Dutch populations, both of the Free State and the British colonies, are ready ...
... bear upon his fidelity and obedience. His return would be the consolidation of materials for future wars, and those who advocate it are the advocates of a war-begetting and peace-destroying policy. THE ARMY. Yesterday morning a detachment of the 55th (Border) ...
... THE BOER STATES AND THEIR PRESIDENTS. TEss destinies of South Africa have, in a certain sense, been placed recently at the disposal of two men who, in their office as Presidents of the Boer Republics, have met to discuss political questions at Bloeamfontein ...
... bas been.received from the War Office for the re- ,,pointus-ut of Sergeant Edmoud Geary for a further tetm of service on the permanent staff of this reginaent. 4th Bat.' teinster Regiment-Authority has been receivid from the War Office for the re- appoin'me'nt ...
... little wars, have announced their intention of becom- ing competitors, From a military point of view, thle disoussion of tho lessons to be learned froul these Campaign1S are very numerous. Coin- mencing with LorTlNapier's almost bloodless war in Abyssinia ...